High school students can participate in caring for the animals at the sanctuary by helping prepare daily meals, cleaning enclosures, landscaping, and making enrichment toys. This program helps teens develop a strong work ethic and social skills, with opportunities to become mentors for younger volunteers.

Corporations can bring groups of employees to the Wildmind sanctuary for a day of service, team-building, and fun. Activities include upgrading wildlife habitats, gardening, painting, and cleaning, allowing volunteers to see the positive impact of their work on the animals' lives.

Adult volunteers work closely with staff to prepare meals for the animals, clean enclosures, maintain landscaping, and create enrichment toys. This role requires a regular commitment and is suitable for individuals from various backgrounds, including those exploring wildlife-related careers or seeking community involvement.

Join fellow park enthusiasts and contribute directly to the health and beauty of California's state parks. Volunteers will participate in various tasks to help maintain and restore park areas, with all tools and training provided. No previous experience is needed to participate in a volunteer workday.

Volunteers are responsible for creating a welcoming dining environment and serving a warm, healthy meal to guests. Volunteers work together to provide dignity, respect, and a loving community atmosphere.

Join one of the three committees: Communications, Impact, or Finance. Volunteers will engage in activities such as marketing, event planning, or financial support to help the Foundation achieve its goals.

Volunteers will have the opportunity to support the backbone of the Foundation. Responsibilities include data entry, donor mailings, newsletters, and more to assist in the Foundation's operations.

Become a volunteer with the Boys & Girls Clubs of North San Mateo County and make a difference in the lives of local youth. Volunteers assist with various programs, providing support and mentorship to club members in a safe and encouraging environment.

The CERT Program educates individuals about disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills. Members assist their neighborhoods or workplaces following an event when professional responders are not immediately available.

Register to be a medical or healthcare volunteer during an emergency. Volunteers will provide essential healthcare services to those affected by disasters and emergencies.

Join our board of directors or a board committee to help guide our mission and impact in the community. This role involves strategic planning and governance to ensure we meet our goals effectively.

Speak to elected officials, host fundraisers, or invite us to speak at your organization to raise awareness about mental health and substance use issues. This role is crucial in advocating for our community's needs.

Collect hygiene kits, hold a clothing or gift drive, or create household starter kits to support individuals and families in need. This role involves organizing and managing donation efforts within the community.

Join us every Saturday to help with various gardening tasks such as planting, harvesting, and composting. Volunteers can come for an hour or stay for several hours, and often take home fresh produce from the day's harvest.

We’re seeking volunteers to support 11th-grade scholars as they prepare for selective and highly competitive pre-collegiate summer programs. Volunteers will coach students 1:1 on building strong pre-collegiate summer program applications. Runs from January - April 2026.

Peninsula Bridge is seeking dedicated volunteers to support our 12th-grade students as they navigate the time-intensive college scholarship application process. Volunteers will work with students in small group settings—both in-person and over Zoom—to assist with scholarship applications, essay drafting and review, and staying organized through key deadlines. Runs from January - March 2026.

Peninsula Bridge seeks adult volunteers who can tutor a high school student during the academic year with virtual tutoring support. This opportunity allows volunteers to make a significant impact on a student's academic journey.

Volunteers are needed to commit to a weekly, three-hour shift at the Burlingame location to help provide groceries to those in need. Volunteers must be able to lift and carry up to ten pounds.

Join our dedicated team of volunteers working on the renovation of the gardens around the historic Kohl Pumphouse. Volunteers will assist in propagating plants and maintaining the gardens, contributing to the beauty and sustainability of the Arboretum.

Help maintain the beautiful Rose Garden in Central Park by assisting with tasks such as pruning, weeding, and deadheading roses. This role is perfect for those who enjoy working outdoors and want to contribute to a peaceful community space.